I'm your host, Scott Everhart, and in this episode I discuss Infrastructure as Code. I'm going to talk about what it is, some of the pros and cons, and various tools that you can use to implement it.

• VMWare
• Vagrant
• Puppet
• Containers
• Terraform
• etc.

In this episode,we are going to dive into the world of Kubernetes. I’m going to talk about what it is and discuss some of the commands that you can use to start up your containerized applications using Kubernetes.

By the end of this episode, I hope you will have a better understanding of what Kubernetes is and how you can go about setting up a small test environment to use some of the commands that I cover in this episode.

Thanks for listening and happy coding.

I'm your host, Scott Everhart, and in this episode I discuss how a SME can affect your deliverables and ways that you can work with them so that you all have a better outcome than if you were working separately.

Join me, your host, Scott Everhart as I discuss Dockerfiles and how they allow you to enhance your automation



I'll be discussing where they come from, some use cases and a command reference of some useful commands that go into a dockerfile.



I'll also be reviewing a simple dockerfile to show how the commands are formatted and used together.



Show Notes are archived at   https://scott-everhart.com/podcast/blog/

Welcome,

I'm your host, Scott Everhart, and in this episode I'm going to provide an overview of Docker, what it is typically used for, and review a list of the more popular commands.

Welcome,

I'm your host, Scott Everhart, and in this episode I'm going to provide an overview of container management systems, what they are, how they are used, and what some of the popular ones in the marketplace are.

Welcome, 

I'm your host, Scott Everhart, and in this episode I'm going to discuss everyone’s favorite topic….containers. I’ll discuss what containers are, how they are different from a regular bare metal server or Virtual Machine, and how they can make your application deployments and upgrades easier.

In this episode, I’m going to review the MacBook Pro that I bought off of Groupon.  I’m going to talk about the reason why I chose this exact model, what it came with, and the upgrades that I had planned for it when I bought it.

In this episode, I’m going to discuss what performance testing is and the benefits that you receive once it is completed successfully. I will also talk about the different types of performance testing and how they each tell a different story about the health and reliability of your application.

***Performance testing goes by a variety of names but in all instances you are trying to determine how your application will perform under real world conditions.***

In this episode, I discuss System Integration Testing and how it fits into the overall testing lifecycle.  I’m going to give a brief description of what it is, what value or benefits that it can bring to the table, when to start it, and some examples of how it can be implemented.